- Quest for love costs singles £3.4bn
- Government may face fresh strikes
- Bill actor Colin Tarrant dies at 59
- MP urges easing of smacking laws
- Ex-Army chief in Falklands warning
- 'Fewer and better' immigrants plan
- Poisoning fears over hip implants
- Man charged with motorist's murder
- Call for action over executive pay
- Fan quizzed over 'racist' gesture
- Action urged on political funding
- Man charged with toddler's murder
- Shot Gurkha 'born leader of men'
- Team handshakes axed amid race row
- Frank Skinner to be a father at 55
- Man charged with toddler's murder
- Man charged with motorist's murder
- Karzai thanks Britain for sacrifice
- Cleric warns against gay marriage
- Big freeze fails to materialise
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Major road shut after accident
A MAJOR road has been closed this evening (Saturday) following an accident.
Holocaust survivor talks to Haywards Heath students
STUDENTS at Oathall Community College in Haywards Heath were given a talk by Holocaust survivor Professor Ladislaus Löb.
How much water will it takes to frack for oil in Balcombe?
FIVE Olympic-size swimming pools of water would be needed to fracture the shale and release the oil below Balcombe, according to drilling company Cuadrilla Resources.
Quit cigarette smoking with NHS help
WINSTON Churchill had the habit and so did Franklin D Roosevelt but you can kick it thanks to support from NHS Sussex.
New police chief reveals priorities
A NEW police chief has taken over in Mid Sussex with a priority to continue supporting neighbourhood policing teams and volunteers.
Sport
Robins back on course as their hosts are blown away
THE strong wind blowing down the pitch meant Saturday’s clash was always likely to be somewhat bizarre and bear little relevance to the cup semi final between the teams, which has been scheduled for next month at Lancing.
What a year it will be for Anne
RIGHT at the real cutting edge of the Olympic challenge this summer will be Mid Sussex sports massage expert Anne Leighton.
Jenny shows her versatility but Heath still lose
TWO goals in the first 10 minutes were enough to send Haywards Heath 2nds to a disappointing 2-0 league defeat at home to Rusthall on Sunday, when the 1st team’s opponents Hassocks were unable to fulfil the fixture.
Follow squash at the Weald
The Weald 1st team got off to a cracking start to 2012 as they whitewashed Copthorne 2nds.
Ryman League Division 1 South Burgess Hill 0 Whitehawk 2 n by CHRIS FRANCIS chris.francis@sussexnewspapers.co.uk
HILLIANS boss Simon Rowland was disappointed with Saturday’s result but not the performance, believing his side once again proved they can now compete with the best in the division.
Video
Wedding Fair - February 5 video
GETTING married this year? Come along to the West Sussex County Times Wedding Fair.
Lifestyle
AToM - like Dr Who’s Tardis
I AM delighted to commence this week’s column with the fantastic news that AToM has received a national mortgage lender award!
A fitting transformation for a historic building
THE RAPID transformation of East Street to Eat Street in Horsham has created a very special dining quarter.
Youth theatre’s future in the melting pot
THE future of West Sussex Youth Theatre is to be examined closely by a county councillor charged with deciding what happens to it after its county grant ends.
Haywards Heath retirement development plan
OUTLINE plans for a large retirement development on the outskirts of Haywards Heath are being recommended for refusal because of concerns over the strategic gap between Haywards Heath and Cuckfield.
Vintage & shabby-chic bargains at Hassocks fair
A VINTAGE fair is coming to Hassocks in April and bookings are being taken for stalls.
Community
Letter: Scrap Planning Inspectorate
I refer to the letters from Peter Martin, Roger Linn and Geoff Copley concerning the ludicrous Keymer Road, Hassocks, appeal verdict.
Letter: Dropped kerbs can be dangerous
For several years I have been at a loss to understand why the Highways Department see fit to install dropped kerbs at the entrance to roundabouts, encouraging the impression that this is just another pedestrian crossing.
Letter: ‘Wasted’ money on new vehicles
WE often see the vehicles driven by the Parking Enforcement Officers in the Orchards car park off Church Road in Haywards Heath.
Keep that motor running
Over the past few months a new campaign has been revving up and getting into gear, writes Peter Skinner (MEP for the South-East).
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Weather for Haywards Heath
Sunday 29 January 2012
Today
Cloudy
Temperature: -2 C to 6 C
Wind Speed: 9 mph
Wind direction: North east
Tomorrow
Cloudy
Temperature: -2 C to 4 C
Wind Speed: 8 mph
Wind direction: East
